Falkirk singer Jasmin Jet set to soar with home town gig
and live on Freeview channel 276
Jasmin Jet, who has just turned 18, will be showcasing her emotive vocals at Behind the Wall, in Melville Street, on Thursday, March 17.
The talented performer, who is currently recording material for release later this year, has already been a hit with audiences at Glasgow’s King Tuts, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Falkirk’s very own Vibration Festival.
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Hide AdThe Hit the Road Tour also features sets from Black Isle native Jenny Czerniakiewicz (18), who currently bides in Edinburgh as she studies music at Napier University, and Larkhall’s Sam Dee (17).
Jasmin, who is headlining the BTW gig, said: “I’m so excited to announce I will be going on a tour across the central belt with Hit The Road along with two very talented artists.
“I’ll be headlining Behind the Wall in Falkirk and then supporting Jenny and Sam at their headlining gigs in Glasgow and Edinburgh.”
Initiated and run by Scottish Music Centre and funded by Creative Scotland’s Youth Music Initiative (YMI) and PRS Foundation, Hit The Road provides early-stage
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Ahead of each tour, musicians attend expert masterclasses, sessions and workshops covering everything from production to performance, royalties and
marketing.
Gill Maxwell, Scottish Music Centre executive director, said: “At long last, after two years of music industry shutdown, Hit The Road is back with three
talented young artists from Falkirk, the Black Isle and Larkhall.
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Hide Ad"We can’t wait to see and hear, Jasmin, Sam and Jenny on tour with Hit The Road this month.”
Hit The Road equips young musicians with the knowledge, contacts and tools necessary to work and crucially, tour within the modern live sector and has acted as an early stepping-stone in the careers of Scottish musicians – including one Mr Lewis Capaldi, Be Charlotte, klo, Parliamo, RILEY, Deni Smith, Zoë Bestel, Velvet, Keir Gibson and Angry Man Car Park.
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